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The world looks like this from here : thoughts on African psychology / Kopano Ratele.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Ratele, Kopano, 1969- author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Africans--Psychology.
Africans.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (177 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Johannesburg : Wits University Press, [2019]
Summary:
Reflecting on the problematics of psychology as a colonial, Euro-American discipline, this book builds a compelling case for thinking and doing psychology differently in and for Africa. This book sets out a situated, pluralising framework for researching, teaching and practising African psychology.
Contents:
Intro
Title
Contents
Author's note
1 (African)
2 The necessary adjective
3 Disorientation
4 Awake to Africa
5 A way of seeing
6 Off-centre
7 Words are not enough
8 Teaching Africa
9 Psychology is culture
10 Africa internationalised
11 Aiming for redundancy
12 Overlooked perspectives
13 Unselfconscious situatedness
14 Own goal
15 African scholarship
16 Education as ethical responsibility
17 Black children and white dolls
18 Search for Africa in psychology
19 Dethingifying
20 Three problems
21 Fog and friction
22 African enough?
23 Antipathy, apathy
24 Superhuman subhuman
25 Sources of negativity
26 Not all (blacks) think alike
27 Causes of confusion
28 Estrangement
29 The centre
30 Terminology
31 Defining by negation
32 Self-sabotage
33 A welcoming home
34 Defining by affirmation
35 Scholarly extraverts and introverts
36 It's African, except when it's not
37 Points on a continuum
38 Invisible Africa
39 Calls to decolonise
40 We need to talk
41 A heterogeneous terrain
42 It's power, stupid
43 Living with constant resistance
44 A psychological history of struggle
45 Healing potential
46 Porous hegemony
47 An offshore model
48 Only a situated understanding will do
49 Satisfied with alienation
50 A worldwide need
51 Diverse and dynamic orientations
52 Returning to definition
53 A psychology from nowhere
54 A proposal
108Psychology: A proposal for an introductory textbook by Okon Tleare Pa
55 (African) American psychology
56 Mischievous questions
57 Solutions to alienation
58 Conscientisation
59 A new course
(African-centred) Psychology 101
60 Complicity
61 The lost self
62 An unacknowledged past
63 In and of the world.
64 Origins of (African) psychology
65 Birth of a discipline
66 Paternity claims
67 Fatal intimacy
68 Lineage and authority
69 Being African
70 Interconnectivity
71 Four axioms
72 Above all
73 The past in the present
74 Making space for all
75 Caveat
76 A variegated approach
77 The ultimate goal
78 Real constraints
79 Debates and contests
80 A contingent term
81 Polyvocality
82 Four orientations
83 Notes on Western-oriented African psychology
84 The world as it is
85 Notes on psychological African studies
86 A note on cultural African psychology
87 Traditions and modernities
88 Further notes on cultural African psychology
89 A note on critical African psychology
90 Misperceiving the object
91 Permeable boundaries
92 European archives, African exchanges
93 Continued hopes and frustrations
94 (African) developmental psychology
95 (African) community psychology
96 Awake to yourself
97 Tenets of psychology
98 Psychological freedom
99 Think Africa in the world
100 Always the future
Index.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
9781776143924
1776143922
OCLC:
1117642719

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